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UK Armed Forces Research

Research Community

The Research Community provides a searchable directory of UK research experts and research centres engaging with and studying the UK Armed Forces community. Each profile includes details of their specific areas of focus and expertise to help you with your search. The purpose of the Research Community is to enable people to identify experts in the field, support connection and collaboration, and help you identify experts you may want to seek consultation with or advice from. If you would like your information added to this page, please email team@centreforevidence.org.

Dr Emma Murray

Chelmsford, United Kingdom

Dr Emma Murray is an Associate Professor in Criminal and Social Justice at the Centre of Excellence for Equities in Uniformed Public Services (CEEUPS) at Anglia Ruskin University, and Criminologist in Residence at the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology (FACT), Liverpool. Emma is particularly interested in the lived experiences of Veterans who have been convicted of serious violence or sexual offences. Her research is committed to engaged scholarship that informs justice sector policy and serves as a catalyst for change for the benefit of the Armed Forces as a whole. Emma's work promotes narrative, visual and creative qualitative methodologies that are trauma-informed and inclusive to challenge biases. Emma has acted as a research partner for FACT (2014-ongoing),  The Howard League for Penal Reform (2015-ongoing), The Royal British Legion (2017-2018), and The Probation Institute (2018-ongoing). 

Affiliation

  • Centre of Excellence for Equities in Uniformed Public Services, Anglia Ruskin University